10 years ago today, a gorilla named Harambe was assassinated by the Cincinnati Zoo...and possibly Hillary Clinton. I teamed up with .@knowyourmeme to give you the full story of Harambe, the ape who broke the Internet. 🦍📸 link below
Did you know that the 'Loss' meme has an entire history? Our meme scientist @frankiefey breaks it all down in our newest YouTube video 👇
https://t.co/OjUw25JUnh
On the 10th anniversary of Harambe's death, Know Your Meme has teamed up with @frankiefey in a retrospective about the meme's history and deep cultural impact. Full video linked below 🔗
On this day 11 years ago, Facebook user 'Yotube' updated their profile picture to a photo of a boy in a blue shirt sitting on a couch and looking directly at the camera.
That same day, Yotube also shared another photo of the boy, this time making a “Got Your Nose” hand gesture, also known as the fig sign, toward the camera.
Well, meme lovers, here we are. Against all odds, we've made it to the end of another year, and what a year it's been.
Here are the top 20 memes of 2025, as voted by you, our beloved Know Your Meme users and most cherished meme lovers. 👇👇👇
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I chatted with @WaterSlicer about the "Great Meme Reset," which is all about the growing backlash against today's brainrot memes and nostalgia for the memes of the 2010s.
https://t.co/sttIG4mhav
@thegoodtimeline@truth_terminal Not sure I agree. Wojak remains relevant 15 years after its creation due to its adaptability and countless "mutations." I think a meme's capacity to mutate depends more on the formats it can use than its age.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce: ‘69’ has officially been dethroned as the internet’s favorite number, thanks to the meteoric rise of the 67 meme. 💔